Rapid visual screening is a quick and simple approach often used by researchers to
estimate the seismic vulnerability of buildings in an area. In this study, preliminary seismic …

Accepted: 11 May 2023 Due to the complex nature of seismic vulnerability assessment,
different approaches and data are required, based on the country. Alternatively, seismic …

Various techniques and frameworks for an evaluation of seismic vulnerability have been
developed and established in previous studies. However, some techniques demand a …

In this study, firstly, visual screening based (VSB)(FEMA 154, RVS and RBTE) and capacity-
based (P25, Yakut, AURAP and DURTES) methods which are rapid seismic safety …

A gradual increase in moderate and low seismic activity has occurred in Sabah over the
course of several years due to the presence of certain moderately active fault lines in the …

Accepted: 20 January 2021 This research was conducted with a view to updating the
management of earthquakes through an exposure vulnerability and potential seismic risk …

Seismic risk assessment and loss evaluation are crucial for making informed decisions to
mitigate the impacts of earthquakes. A consistent exposure model is a critical component of …

Sabah is prone to seismic activities due to its location, being geographically located near the
boundaries of three major active tectonic plates; the Eurasian, India-Australia, and …

Malaysian peninsula is one of the seismically stable countries in the world which is situated
at a distance of 350 km from the seismic zone of Sumatra fault. However, the Penang is one …

Sabah is located in the northeast region of East Malaysia and recognized as the most active
seismic areas in Malaysia. The scalability and frequency of earthquakes are growing due to …